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News from 2021

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Jeffrey Hodge earns 4.9% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 10, 2021

Jeffrey Hodge earned $76,877 in 2019, 4.9 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Laurie Hollingsworth earns 76.1% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 10, 2021

Laurie Hollingsworth earned $6,042 in 2019, 76.1 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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No new teachers in Howell sign pledge on Oct. 7 to teach Critical Race Theory

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

There were no new teachers in Howell who signed the pledge on Oct. 7, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

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Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in Pinckney stagnates at two

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

There were no new teachers in Pinckney who signed the pledge on Oct. 7, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

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Controversial Critical Race Theory pledged to be taught by one Howell teacher by week ending Sept. 25

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Critical Race Theory will be taught by one teacher in Howell who’s signed an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project by the week ending Sept. 25.

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This week’s featured park is Rotary Park

By Press release submission | Oct 9, 2021

Rotary Park is a quaint neighborhood park with a play structure, climbing dinosaurs and swings.

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Riverfront Saginaw Spirit & Symphony Block Party!

By Press release submission | Oct 9, 2021

On October 16th, both the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra and the Saginaw Spirit are hosting their season openers...and the city is throwing a block party to celebrate!

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National Dental Hygiene Month!

By Press release submission | Oct 9, 2021

October is National Dental Hygiene Month!

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Bonnie Hodel earns 81.1% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Bonnie Hodel earned $9,865 in 2019, 81.1 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Travis Holbrook earns 8.1% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Travis Holbrook earned $32,930 in 2019, 8.1 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Lindsey Hill earns 90.3% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Lindsey Hill earned $3,242 in 2019, 90.3 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Sharon Hill earns 33.8% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Sharon Hill earned $16,989 in 2019, 33.8 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Kimberly Hiveley earns 23.3% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Kimberly Hiveley earned $31,907 in 2019, 23.3 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Julie Holewinski earns 4.5% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Julie Holewinski earned $55,336 in 2019, 4.5 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Susan Henterly earns 22.4% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Susan Henterly earned $12,909 in 2019, 22.4 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Julie Holland earns 3.7% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Julie Holland earned $11,727 in 2019, 3.7 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Kristina Heximer earns 15% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Kristina Heximer earned $17,775 in 2019, 15 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Laura Holden earns 24.9% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Laura Holden earned $6,292 in 2019, 24.9 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Jonathan Hill earns 8.5% more in 2019 working as a public employee in Livingston County

By Livingston Today | Oct 9, 2021

Jonathan Hill earned $46,440 in 2019, 8.5 percent more than the previous year, working as a public employee in Livingston County, according to the Michigan Government Salaries Database.

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Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in Pinckney stagnates at two

By Livingston Today | Oct 8, 2021

There were no new teachers in Pinckney who signed the pledge on Oct. 6, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.